A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. World Mixture. Player linkan asks:

Spanish is one of the leading languages in the world. What country does NOT list Spanish as the main language? Peru Argentina Italy Cuba

#2. World Mixture. Player ELJ1 asks:

He touted cigarettes in the US for 44 years, on TV, billboards and in print. Eventually appearing in many countries, this handsome, rugged cowboy stood against a red sunset. Who was he? The Joe Camel Man The Marlboro Man The Winston Man The Tareyton Man

#3. World Mixture. Player sakinosho asks:

There are some interesting cultural differences between different nations. For example, what is the main cultural difference between Afghan and American men, when using the toilet to urinate? Afghan men sit, American men stand Afghan men sing, American men laugh Afghan men pray first, American men sing Afghan men flush first, American men sit

#4. World Mixture. Player Spontini asks:

BMW cars are well known the world over, but what does BMW stand for? Basel Motor Works Bavarian Motor Works Berlin Motor Works Belgium Motor Works

#5. World Mixture. Player garrybl asks:

Winston Churchill's middle name was Leonard. Some people often say his middle name is a different one, but that is actually part of his hyphenated surname. What is the first part of his hyphenated surname? Cleveland De Vere Mountbatten Spencer

#6. World Mixture. Player GLitsmyt asks:

They are there 24 hours a day, every day of the year with zero exception. From the selections below, whose grave is guarded by the U.S. Infantry Regiment? The Thirteen Tombs of the Ming Dynasty John F. Kennedy Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Elvis Presley

#7. World Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

In 1952, who declined the chance to become the President of Israel? Albert Einstein Martin Buber Golda Meir Louis Brandeis

#8. World Mixture. Player Triviaballer asks:

Due to its use in international business and diplomacy, English is considered a lingua franca. What famous 20th-century treaty written in both English and French helped establish English as a lingua franca? Lateran Treaty Treaty of Versailles Treaty of Portsmouth Vientiane Treaty

#9. World Mixture. Player kyleisalive asks:

Despite being on the Italian border, the Matterhorn takes its name from which language commonly spoken in Switzerland? German Dutch French English

#10. World Mixture. Player heatherlois asks:

Where was the first purpose-built public-access playground opened in 1859? (Think 'industrialization'.) Toronto, Canada Barcelona, Spain Manchester, England New York City, USA